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6y ago
Or too late. It would not help to overcome embargoes if said independent organization is established in California.
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6y ago
My wife's phone fell into water around four times. Only first time it was with original parts. Other times was after my somewhat sloppy screen replacements. Once after being underwater for half an hour I had to replace battery and even
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6y ago
My wife helped ;)
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6y ago
I replaced screens 2x Moto G1, 4x BQ Aquaris X and 2x Pixel 1, also batteries 3x BQ Aquaris X, 1x Nexus 5x and 1x Pixel 1 and speaker on Moto G1. It all was not all that difficult, so that's why I bought my Pixel 1 used with broken scr
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6y ago
Are there more cultures that don't prefer them?
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6y ago
I imagine he either enables once in a while using NoScript, or just bails out. I do not block Javascript for the time being, but nowadays I bail out much more often, because most of what I see on the web, including on HN, is trash or sightl
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6y ago
The solution is something that works today, nothing with word autonomous next to motorization is ready today.
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6y ago
From https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/PinePhone_FAQ#What_are_the... 1 Modem | Pulls Q1501 gate up (FET killing modem power) | "On" enables 2G/3G/4G communication and GNSS hardware, "off&q
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6y ago
Off-topic: whenever I see a post here with much more comments then up-votes I suspect a train wreck of a comment section. Looking through it confirms my suspicion. I wonder how many unique commenters are here, and whether unique commenters
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6y ago
Cynical view: web and app developers for work use fiber connections via Wi-Fi ac or even 1G ethernet, now users, thanks to 5g will be able to finally, somewhat, catch-up.
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Lately I wonder if I would be better socialized at young age (I went to a kindergarten just for a one year before school), would I pick up something else. I find now in myself much more extroversion, some art sensibilities, but still with a
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6y ago
From the article: > And, to be honest, it didn’t really matter how much his colleagues protested. As director of the Space Telescope Science Institute, he had a certain amount of Hubble’s time at his personal disposal. “The telescope all
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6y ago
Most of the components would be outside of kernel, so it would not be GPL.
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6y ago
I use it only for services. If I have an actual person I give them my other (normal) e-mail.
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6y ago
I do prefix+12RandomLetters@blahblah and every potential sender gets it's own random address. Then I use filters to move mail to predefined folders. What's left is spam. If a mail comes in from an unknown sender to known address I
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6y ago
I don't understand what you're trying to describe there. A raspberry-pi as your computer? It's too vague and pictures seem to not correlate with this short text.
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6y ago
There is a preproduction unit review and it looks promising: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxUDmGHl7Eo
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6y ago
I'm eyeing Unihertz Jelly 2. It has soap form factor with 2000mAh battery, but sadly it has Mediatek SoC. https://www.ogadget.com/x/jelly-2 ?
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6y ago
I wonder how far could one go with just Unicode symbols. Entry would probably need a proper editor support. Additional use of sub/sup could also help. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_operators_and_sym...
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6y ago
I still wonder about the feasibility of Rob Landley's idea of QCC - TCC with TCG backend - the code generator used by qemu which comes originally from TCC itself. That would make it fast to compile and with quite an extensive repertoir
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6y ago
It's obviously not the same, but you can emulate this with a conventional compiler: #if 0 set -e; [ "$0" -nt "$0.bin" ] && cc "$0" -o "$0.bin" exec "$0.bin" "$@&q
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6y ago
I think OP does not buy that camera system is better than eyes or that our vision system is bullshit insane.
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I always felt that the contemporary architecture is cheap first and easy to clean/maintain second. All those nice ornaments are expensive, not easy to clean and their replacement in any case is even more expensive. Is there a way aroun
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If everyone has only shit sandwiches people won't say they don't like shit sandwiches, but just don't enjoy sandwiches in general. Then when they try a ham sandwich for the first time they will tell that this one is better an
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6y ago
Origin already has a specific meaning in the git nomenclature.
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I use remove sticky bookmarklet frequently. On Firefox one can place a bookmark wherever one wants, so I have a Panic! button to unstick/unfix those dreadful headers.
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Sorry if I misunderstood, but does changing the window size solves the problem? I never maximize it, so I was not aware.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(operating_system)#His... > Android Inc. was founded in Palo Alto, California, in October 2003 by Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Nick Sears, and Chris White.[16][17] Rubin described th
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Interesting. Link for the lazy: https://www.google.com/search?q=Honorverse&client=firefox-b-... They look like merge between a capsule and a dumbbell. Could you describe which direction does they generally move. I see t
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I have lots of bad experiences with Bluetooth. On Moto G1, Nexus 5x, Pixel 1, Aquaris X, Dell laptop with recent Windows 10, ARM Chromebook, x86 Chromebook, Ubuntu. While connecting between those devices, connecting to a Jabra headset, Lenc
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